Rick Laib - R
“I’m running as a pro-life, pro-2nd amendment, pro-free market candidate in the 11th Congressional District.”
Bill Foster - D (incumbent)
“As the only Ph.D. Scientist in Congress, I also have to address grappling with the scientific and technological issues we face such as Climate Change and Cybersecurity, in an increasingly partisan atmosphere where scientific facts and logic are often ignored.”
Brad Schneider - D (incumbent)
“I know the values, priorities and interests of our district. I’ve proven willing to stand up to the Trump Administration when they are wrong, while at the same time showing independence by working across the aisle to find bipartisan solutions to our problems.”
Valerie Ramirez Mukherjee - R
“I am thankful for those who have served this district in the past – this is a really, really hard job. But as the district has changed, we also need to change who represents us.”
Sargis Sangari - R
“Things are changing very rapidly in our nation… the most pressing issue today is defeating the COVID Virus, which has become the number one impediment to the advancement of our country.”
Janice D. Schakowsky - D (incumbent)
“This is the election year we have been waiting for. This is the election that can usher in the changes that reflect OUR values and our priorities.”
Preston Gabriel Nelson - L
“White sugar kills your immune system, causes obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and bone loss. Most people know this, but the US Government takes over 4 billion dollars from tax-payers every year in order to give to sugar companies. Their goal is to keep sugar cheap, and cheap sugar is just one way that the government is killing us.”
Raja Krishnamoorthi - D (incumbent)
“I ran for office promising to work every day for middle-class families struggling with the cost of healthcare, retirement savings and paying for their children's education.”
Tracy Jennings - I
“Our district has endured years of not having a clear legislative agenda, missed Congressional votes, mismanagement of public funds, as well as inefficient and ineffective forms of communication that has negatively impacted constituent services.”
Craig Cameron - R
Did not participate in the 2020 Voter Guide to the General Election.
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